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Sorry for any confusion... the photo used for Photoshopping was how the car appeared some time ago. I liked the angle to be able to "shop" the...
The "real" wheels are 20's and I "guesstimated" them to 24's... I know, too big, but when visualizing, I like to go too big. Things can always be...
My wife just shakes her head, saying "You're never satisfied..." She's right. Don't wanna drive a car that looks like every other Magnum wagon...
You've definitely got skillz... I was essentially in your situation, way back, about 45 years ago. (Gawd, it's been that long ago...) I took my...
As long as folks are conceptualizing... thought I'd jump into the mix too... [IMG] It may be a bit of work, but do-able... it all depends on...
Might check on the Internet... lots of companies out there that "chrome plate" plastic parts. I've seen some of the work, looks very nice......
I had some re-heeeally bad water spotting on my boat's plexiglass windshield. Nothing, I mean nothing, would remove it. My wife had a bottle of...
Yeah... but could they catch me?
I'd kill for that wagon... right down to the roof rack. Even as clean and obviously stout the motor, it just screams sleeper. How many of us...
Actually, it's not too bad. Obviously, it's not as spacious as the wagons of the past, but at the time I bought mine, there were no really...
I'll take a shot at this one... it's a Jensen, or at least it appears to have started out as one. I have no idea if this is a production vehicle...
Thanks for the complement... I've got a few "mods" I'm working on, building a semi-custom intake system, utilizing the SRT airbox, but dumping the...
Thanks, in Long Beach... I "attended" 3 of the 4 high schools in the district. (lol)
17 out of 17... though the Chrysler cross ram type intake photo threw me a bit. The valve covers couldn't be seen, so it had to be the wedge motor.
Just today, I discovered this forum... very happy to have found it. I've been a big, big fan of station wagons since I was a kid... just thought...
